Way to Earth Geethopadesam Handcrafted Brass Statue | Krishna Arjuna Rath | Mahabharat Krishna Arjuna Rath | Chariot with 4 Horses
₹5,640.00
This beautiful Geethoapadesam Idol | Arjun & Krishna Rath | has been crafted in pure brass by the skilled artisans of Kerala. The showpiece depicts the mythological characters of Arjuna and Krishna, a beatiful home decor and an ideal gift for your Friends& Families.
- Brass Home Decor
- Length: 7 Inches | Width: 10 Inches | Weight: 1.92 kg
This beautiful Geethoapadesam Idol | Arjun & Krishna Rath | has been crafted in pure brass by the skilled artisans of Kerala. The showpiece depicts the mythological characters of Arjuna and Krishna. The Mahabharata, one of the most important books of the Hindus mention a scene where Krishna is said to be the charioteer of Arjuna on the battlefield.
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